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<blockquote data-quote="som farmer" data-source="post: 7790540" data-attributes="member: 86168"><p>that is fine, as long as you find a 'solid' result, vets do tend to be a bit vague, and wishy washy, over the results, so often, you are no better off, it's the 'might be this, or .....' that tends to be expensive.</p><p> We had a problem with fresh calves, from cows that were on kale, vets couldn't work out why, our calves were so listless, so, pm's, bloods etc. A chance remark, my memory remembered, Iodine, poured some diluted down the dry cows backs, problem sorted, before all the 'investigations' were complete, none of which really pointed out iodine deficiency. Another expensive lesson re- learnt, used to squirt some teat dip on cows backs, during milking.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="som farmer, post: 7790540, member: 86168"] that is fine, as long as you find a 'solid' result, vets do tend to be a bit vague, and wishy washy, over the results, so often, you are no better off, it's the 'might be this, or .....' that tends to be expensive. We had a problem with fresh calves, from cows that were on kale, vets couldn't work out why, our calves were so listless, so, pm's, bloods etc. A chance remark, my memory remembered, Iodine, poured some diluted down the dry cows backs, problem sorted, before all the 'investigations' were complete, none of which really pointed out iodine deficiency. Another expensive lesson re- learnt, used to squirt some teat dip on cows backs, during milking. [/QUOTE]
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